11 February 2022CopyrightAlex Baldwin

Anti-piracy group launches NFT takedown service

Music anti-piracy group Digital Content Protection (DcP) has launched new services to protect IP owners from infringement and fraud in the burgeoning non-fungible tokens (NFTs) space.

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